Mark Halperin

Every business is different, but they've got overlapping, particularly if you're an entrepreneur, you're starting something new, you got to figure out how to get well-known, you got to get into people's lives or partners and customers and clients.

And right now, as you know, everybody says, well, how are you using AI?

No matter what business you're in, people want to know how you're using AI.

And some businesses, I'm a student of how businesses do this, they'll put AI in their name or they'll put it on their website.

We're AI-driven, AI-first businesses.

But you actually, not only do you have AI in your name, but your company is in the AI business.

It's not a feature of what you're doing to add on or a tool.

It's the business you're in.

So how did a guy who ran gyms learn enough about AI to build a whole business on it?

Yeah.

So Jeremy, I understood every word you said, but I wouldn't have three months ago because I put in the time, which I talked about earlier in the show to understand all this.

Let's break it down a little bit more.

And again, you did, truly, you did a miraculous job because you're

you're so immersed in this, you're so expert, but you've learned to use your cooking metaphor to try to bring people into this.

First, you've got these two political clients.

What other kind of clients do you have?

Do you have corporations, governments?

Who are your other kind of clients?

So one thing you've said, which is so intriguing to me, is that the kind of stuff you do is going to make political polling obsolete.

right?